The Clinton News Record, 1914-05-21, Page 8Clinton News-Recod`
May 21st 121
E'xOeilOntWorn011sShOOs
Tbe Woman Who wants better shoes -distinctive shoee
can find in our silting lines exactly what she is looking
fort
We have handsome footwear, in high and low cut 'models,
from makers who have+ a world wide rehutation•for,lnaking
goodlshoes, .
FINER FOOTWEAR THAN OUR SPRING.
MODELS ;WAS NEVER MADE •O,R SHOWN.
Beautiful bright and dell finish leathers., Oravenetto and
'''' Cloth taps ;
The new colonials and pnrnps;are beauties .Cuban Spanish,,
Louis and fiidrey'heels, Recedingtoes of the new Eng-
lish models, etc,
$2.50 $3.00 $4.00 to $4:50 •
WE'LL SHOW YOU THE BEST OF SHOES
AT ANY. STATED PRICE r
One expeiianeed shoeservice, in fitting is of the greatest
value to a woman who wants ha shoe that is "Just right in
Every Way."
FRED. JACKSON
Good Shoes for Everybody.
11 LIST
of Improved and Up -To -
Date Seasonable Goods
Lawn mowers Sherwin -William paints
Screen doors and windows Japalac and varnishes
Perfection oil stoves Campbell's varnish stain
Washing machines Climax wall paper cleaner
Y. W. ringers Ronux English floor paint
Step ladders `5 kinds metal polish
Paint brushes Silva. the celebrated silver polish
White wash brushes 10 different kinds stove polish
Brooms and whisks fellstone Muresco
Spades and shovels C) -Cedar tnops
Rakes andhoes Hempel and liquid veneer
Poultry netting Brass curtain poles
Garden hose
See our assortment of ever ready electric flash lights and the Cele-
brated National electric smoothing iron, new dtotory corn planter.
tr Special Free Parcel Post to all parties living within 20 miles of
Clinton. Our phone is Nu. 7,or drop o card and we will send by the
next delivery, free of charge, 11 pounds is the weight limit.
HARLAND BROS.
STOVES, HARDWARE AND NOVELTIES
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As The Housecleaning
Is Now On.
We have purchased an up-to-date
ELECTRIC
VACCUI I
CLEANER.
which will clean your Carpets
and Rugs thoroughly.
Price $1,50 for each home.
We have what you
need in Furniture.
Ball Sc Atkinson
This
Smart Raglan
is only one of the splendid,
new styles you can see in
the Standard Fashion Sheet
for April. Be sure to call for
a Free copy at our Standard
Pattern Department.
W. D. FAIR CO.
Often the cheapest -Always the best..
FURNITURE E DEALERS and
UNDERTAKERS DE
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Night andSunday Calls.
N. BALL Phone 110, J. A. ATKINSON, Phone 180
New Spring Rags
at Special Prices.
Wo have jest received our:first shipment of New Rugs and while
they are wonderful values still we are going to offer some Exit a;Spec-
ial Prices during the next two weeks in order to induce early buying.
We have'l.'apestry Rugs, Velvets and Wilton Rugs and all spec-
ially/priced for Lhe:next, two weeks.
SEE OUR SPECIAL $10.00 RUGS.
Also some big -values in Linoleums and Lace Curtains;
BIGGER, VALUES IN BETTER SHOES.
Spt.ipgtimernreans Shoe man most faanilies(and" Veare here
with the goods" to supply those wants and at a. big saving in price to you.
[)on't miss seeing our stock whenlooking for your
next pair. "It will pay you well".
Plumsteel Bras.:.
Small Profits More Business
mignr
giNna minialriNln,,
::nasal It.
illrs. Gunn was in Toronto last week
attending tie missionary conven-
tion.
Mr. Stlonu of Essex was in town last
week visiting her daughter, Miss A.
Stone of the C.I. stall.
Miss Lerma Iliggins of Brucefield was
the guest of her aunt, Mrs, Wni.
Graham over the •week -end.
Mr, Lloyd Wilkin lefty Monday morning
for Ovven. Sound to tai'e a position
in the Molsows Bank branch •there.
Mr, and Mrs. Davis and yMr. and Mcg.
Ilemphill of .iionsall motored up on
S'anday to visit Mrs. Wm. Graham,
Mrs. Margaret Pickett is in London
this week attending the wedding of
her niece,, which took place yester-
day,
Rev. R. A. Cranston of Palmerston
was the guest wliae in town over
the week -end of Mr, and Mrs. John
Torrance.
Mrs. B. Biggins of Brucefield -vas the
guest of her s_ster-in-law, Mrs. Win,
Graham, ,for a few da} during the
past week.
Rev. C. L. Langlord is in London this
' week writing upon his exam for the
first part of his B.D. His friends
wish hila success,
Miss Ger tie Conner of Seafortk its as-
sisting in Conner's new restaurant.
Miss Viola Rowe has taken a posi-
tion hi Cooper's book store.
Rev. J. C. Potts and Rev, C. L. Lang -
lord attended the Ruri-decanal meet-
ing and Sunday school convention
at Seaforth on Thursday last.
Miss Florenec C'uningllame 15 in Lon-
don this week as a delegate from
the auxiliary of Wesley church to
the Branch meeting of the W.M:S.
Mrs. E. M. McLean of London has
been 'visiting friends in town dur-
ing the past week. She was the
guest while intown of Mrs. W. R,
Counter.,
Mrs. H. Pennebaker has been spend-
ing the past ten days with her mo -i.
ihnr, Mrs. George Burrows, Shep-
pardton, and with friends in Goder-
ich,
Mrs. A, Seeley and her mother, Mrs.
Joins were in Toronto during) the
past week. consulting a specialist
eoneerning the latter's health, which
has not) been good far sonic time.
Mr. R. J. (',hilt has been somewhat
under the weather during the past
'Week. I t is hoped, however, that his
indisposition will ruot prove sero s
and that he will open he himself
aga'n ,
Rev. Dr. Rutledge was conducting a
Special anniversary service in tl.e
Methodist choral, Seaterth, on Sun -
clay evening; last. Next Sunday he
will be absent in Fellation preach-
ing re -opening sermons.
nIr, W. 5 IMabel
!tinct inert! Miss M bel
left on Monday for Hamilton, where
they will visit friends fora few
weeks. Seventy -fou: years ago ion
Monday Mx, flatland first saw the
light of day in the Ambitious City,
1t !diel was then hut a crossroads
village, and ihelthought it would be
an interesting way to celebrate the
aniversary by paying a return visit
to Its rntive niece.
Mr, James Scott left Monday after-
noon for New York City to be pre-
sent at the graduation excercises,
which tc,Dk place 'Tuesday,. in coir-
vection with the training school for
nurses of the Presbyterian hospital
in that city When This daughter, Miss
' Kate, received her d'aploena after a
three years courscf Miss Scott, al-
, tier ar, Yisit with Itiends, will spend
a vacation at ler home in town be-
fore tasting up the practice ,of her.
•profession,,
Mr. Ed. Iloward came up from Lon-
don on Friday and remained' oven
for a- day. As heretofore he trav-
els by motorcycle and 1f he eared
to coulra p o:Ably •heat out the
Huron and 'Btuce'train. Indeed, he
!night be tempted to do no if the
roads were all as smooth as .the
streets of Clinton, but, as a -matter
of fact, there, .,are very few places in
this part of the province where the
enticement for cyclists and motor-
ists to blreak the speed limit is just
so' strong' ah in •this Hub of Huron.
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Friday, Saturday and. all next'week'we put on. • sale 1,000 'Ygds ,NEW ENC.
•LJ1SH PRINTS lul'1'width'and'weight, every color•: iast, white grounds in black,
• blue,'brown,..red and pink spots••and flow: ers,.blueground with all the new designs, `
black ground iii all the designs, also red and pink grounds While they 'Inst tic.
New Ginghams With the above we put on sale 500 yards of New Spring
Gifu ghams, in �b ecks aria stripes in allthe leading 'colorings; full width.. ° plain
weave and cord "stripe, regular 15e values, sale pripe, toe.
New. Goods This, Week °t
New Cotton Hosiery all colors, new Summer Underwear, N cv her pings,
New Cotton. Dresses, Hole Proof Hosiery, New Corsets.
House Furnishings for House Cleaning Season
RUGS and MATTS
We are showing a splendid range of Tapestry and Brussels and Wilton Rugs.
in the very latest colorings and designs, in all sizes. A visit to this department
will convince you that you will save by doing your shopping here•
CARPETS
300yards of Brussels Carpet in small and large patterns, in greens, fawns
and brown grounds. Regular price $1.25, sale price 89c.
AT THE MEN'S STORE
NEW STRAW HATS --We are showing a complete range of all the up to -date shapes in Straw Hats,
The season is fast coming on for these goods. Be wise ani pick out yours early before the lots are broken. The
prices run from $I up to $5.
BOYS COTTON JERSEYS—We have now in stock a complete assortment of boys and girls long and
short sleeve cotton jerseys in all sizes and combinations of colors, at 25c.
BOYS LION BRAND CLOTHING ----If you want to save money on boys clothing, the kind that gives
good wear, bring your boy to this store and have him fitted out in one of our Lion Brand Suits, no better', made,
no better style, no better wear, and .yon _pay the same price. SUITS FROM $2.50. up.
TOZER _ IRO
W. C. BROWN, Successor.
About People You Know
ll.rs. W, T. O'Neil returned Tuesday
evening frv.n a week's violt in
Toronto.
Mr. A. J. (Trigg joined a party of
Blyth and G oderiel felends in an
auto trip to Ln ton 011 Monday,
Mrs. S. J. Ailin and Mrs, Jas. Steep
are representing the Ontario W.M.S.
at ti , Branch meeting in London
this week.
Mrs. Wm. Cook hag been spending the
past few days with Gocl'crich town•
ship friends.
Messrs. Otto Fink and R. S. Byam
cycled to Stratford and St. Mary's
the fore part of the week.
Miss Elva Lavis left Thursday lash
for Toronto to niter Dill a proba-
tion as nurse -in -training at the
General Hospital,
Messrs. A. T. Cooper and J. A. Ir-
win were in Hensel! and Monday at-
tending a minting of the temper-
ance workers in the South riding.
Mr. C. A. Comp, construotion engin-
eer of Montreal, has been i,y town
this week in connection with the.
finishing of the hydro system in
Clinton.
Mr, and Mrs. .1. 0. Atkinson all
Miss Eileen visited friends in Exe-
ter and vicinity Saturday and Sun-
day, malting the tourney to and fro
illheir auto'.
L t. o
:l nhas hen t -
a
Mr. Ray Cantc oi�, who be ,
tendint11e University of Saseatch-
ewatr at Sai 1natoon has successfully
passed his first year's exam, and is
now teaching at Levey, Alta., for
tit; sumannrer months.
Mrs, J. G. Medd went to Roel wood)
en Saturday to attend the funeral
of her cousin, .Mrs E. lIaggans,
daughter of the late George Lyon
of Cllintcn On her way home
Airs Medd visited friends' in Guelph.
Master Terence Higgins, dun of the
late T. M Higgins, is up from
'Toronto on a visit to itis mint,
Mrs. Win. C r alar. Later. he will
go up to M'uslco'a to loin his mother
and other members of the family at
their su.nliner home.
Mrs, T. J. McNeil and Master 'Neilis
left Tuesday afternoon for Wobaska-
win, Sask'„ to visit her l-;is'ter, Mrs.
French, Miss 1'obbutt of town ac-
companied yhoni on the journey west
and will visit frrierds in various
parts of clic prairie province.
Mrs. M. Ballard, fo •merly of 'town,
recently graduated as a nurse front]
the training 'school in connection
with the •Berlin -Waterloo' 'Hospital'
carrying off the gold medal for.
proficiency.. Mrs, Ballard intends
raciaclb' liar'proxession in Berlin.
Clinton friends wi'h be pleased to
haar of liar success.
Mn. Class, Hall, who has held tlic
Position of teller 1,i the Molson:A
Banc local branch for the past year
and a halt', has been transferred to
St. Thomas and felt for that city
yesterday, Mr. Hall has been peer
Mar with the patrons of the hank
and his departure will .be regretted.
I -Ie will also be ,missed in social
circles, Mr Volta of St. Thoa1as
is Mr. Hall's . successor,
Mr, W. Brydonc was in foronlo last
week;
Misses Emma and Hattie Levis spent
* Holmes -
villa
few dayir 'this week with oliires-
lI
villa friends.
Mrs. (Rev,) James Ward of Walter -
ford is the guest this week of
and Mrs. H. E. Paull.
Mr. Wilfred Pickett, attended the
wedding of his cousin, Miss Mar-
garet Motiat of Landon, yesterday.
Mrs. Goodman of Toronto has been
visiting her sister, Mrs, F. Morris,
dieting .the past week, Mr. Good-
man wilt loin his wile here tomor-
row and on Saturday they go on
to visit at the lady's parental home
in Listowel.
Rev. R.B. Stevenson of Tavistock
has accepted a call to Um Presby-
terian church at Shellliurne and the
Stratford Presbytery has arranged
for his translation to Owen Sound
Presbytery. Mr, Stevenson is
a Mahar of Mrs. W. S. Down;
of town and is known to many here
having vid:ted here .from time to
time and on more than o11-3 p.xa-
sio:d .occupied the pulpit of Willis
church. •
Hu➢tett Township
l'tr. James fin,il the well-known
stockman, has at his farm a pair of
twin Shorthorn calves a 30eplc o:
weeks old and they are, beauties. They
are almost identical in color and are
froth fine, healthy animals. Mr.
Snell is 13311 offering them for sale but
they would bring a fancy price slt:iuid
he desire to part with r t them
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In the illustrated part of last
week's Toronto Sunday World is
shown a group of sturdy boys be -
r
longiuig io IHowardPark
Public
school, who lave won distmctfon in
variousforms of athletics.
Their
teacher, Mr. W 1 antbly a to showed
with thein He is a soli of Mr. W.
lani:olyn o. r'gr i.ondeiiboro.
The News From
Londesboro
PItss Sara Marr has purahasedr a
• 111,3 new piano.
Mrs. Whitely of aortic is visiting
:friends in the vicinity.
1 Mrs. Mason and Mi. s E. Mason of
Blyth were guests at the honio of
W. T. I3run,don on Monday,
Miss Esther -Lynn, Mrs. T. Samp-
son and Mr, II. Lynn returned from
Rockwood on Monday evert ng after
attending the funeral of their cousin,
Mrs. Samuel Haggan.
Mrs, Fred Richards is visiting her
brother, who resides in London.
Mrs. H. Hill, Sr., left on Tuesday
on a visit to he: son, Arr. Thos.
Hill, of Loudon,
Mrs. (Rev.) Reid returns:! from
Toronto on Monday. Sire had gone
down to attend the missionary
ventiecon-
on in connection with the Woni-
n's Societies of the Presbyterian
church.
Mrs. Stalker is visiting friends in
Ilelgrave this week,
We regret to report the arerious
rasa of Mrs. Cunningham, Sr, Her
friends are Doping site may take a
tura for the better: shortly,
NIr. ,r. ouninghame of Belgravci was
a visitor fn tit, village 011 Sunday.
The W.M.S. int i
cal.n*
their
hoci .b n).
Ritual social atri el
. n Ole Mete re room, on ca
t
Monday evening next A good pro-
gram is being prepared and refresh-
meets will he served,
Mr. Parry. Lyon visited friends
f.nr •Guclpll last week and also attend-.
ed the funeral of Mrs. iIaggan of
Rockwood,
Holmesville
Rev, =Mr. Crossley opened a seri.J
of spepial t;ervices in the Methodist
chuff, h on Sunday last anal they are
being continued each evening through-
out' the week. Good congregations
Bade 'peen
present at each of tlia ser -
ivices and it is hoped much good will
he accomplished. Mr,' Crossley 're -
1 tains his old-time vigor in preaching
and his singing has charmed many.
Our village is still booming. Five
Russians and Poles have moved into.
Mr. Alfa Jervis' !rouse and it is said
they have all secured employment,
three with surrounding farmers and
two with Mr, Geo Ladd on the,
G.T.R. section. They are reported
to be good workers and obliging and
agreeable.
Miss Annie .Braithwaite has return-
ed home after spending a couple of
weeks with Tl in! I: on mends',
We are glad to hear that Miss Mm:•.
fel Young is rocov'erinl after her re-
cent illness.
Mrs, (Rev.) Osterhout and Mrs. E.
Bell are delegates to the Branch.
electing in London this week,
Mr. and Mrs. Lydatt and Master
Stanley of London are visiting at the
home of Mr:, Fran: Woods.
The W,M.,S. of the Methodist church
held their .annual election of officers
which resulted as follows
Presider`.,, Mrs. N. Lyonn.
1 -'ice, 'Mrs. E. Bell.
Treasurer, Mrs. Collinson..
Cor. -Secretary, Mrs. Brogden.
Rec.-Secretary, Mrs. W. II. Lyon.
Supt. Systematic giving, Mrs:_
Phillips.
Organist, Mrs. E. Adams.
Assistant, Miss Easley.
Wingham
Mr. J. C. Wilson is going to Winni-
peg to engage in perluuine•y survey
work. ,luring the long vacation
months,'
Mr. Alex. Bird_ and family have a re-
turned from Paisley and intend !oras
time here permanently. 11r. Bird Ibis
tak.eu charge of the Marble Works,
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HOLIDAY
FOOTWEAR
AIM 11111101111111111MEMPIIIMIMMENI
PUMPS and OXFORDS—Ladies, you can—
not afford to !nibs the opportunity to look at our very
wide range of New and up-to•date Summer Footwear,
in all leathers -patent„ ateot, gun metal calf, suede-• and white
new buck and canva
MEN'S SHOES= -=Our' new styles in men's
shoes for the season 'm ke it easy for them to gratify
their individual tastes. There is
line custom mod-
eling in ever line and snch perfection of fit and finish
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as well as durability that it will be pleasure to wear'
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them.
H. S. CHAPMANN
PHONE 70